Sonnet 54 Preserved Roses

Where is this flower coming from Rose is a unique flower. There is no other plant in the history of mankind that would serve as such a universal symbol of beauty, passing from culture to culture, from country to country. All other plants replaced each other as regular fashion novelties or became national symbols of individual countries, like the yellow “crowned” daffodil in Ireland, and the rose was and remains the “ queen of flowers ” recognized throughout the world. There are many works of art dedicated to the rose, in a wide variety of genres and styles. This flower served as a symbol of beauty in the poetry of various countries, especially in Arabian countries, and often determined the names of entire countries and was present on the coats of arms of noble families. According to an ancient Indian legend, the goddess of beauty Lakshmi was born from a rosebud … Then roses appeared in Ancient Greece. These roses were proclaimed as “the flower for Aphrodite”, the goddess of love and be...

Hi, darlings! I've just opened my first personal blog page. Excited to share with you I want to talk to you about love, W. Shakespeare, st. Valentine's day and roses? How these words are connected? In 1609 W. Shakespeare wrote his famous Sonnet 54 -  this poem is a comparison between two flowers that are representations of the youth's beauty. Sonnet is so beautiful, precious piece of literature.   "The rose looks fair, but fairer we it deem / For that sweet odour, which doth in it live." My lovely Bodi Shannon studied English literature and culture in the UK and whose love for the poetry of William Shakespeare reflected the company name. Bodi believes in endless love and thoughtfulness. So she opened a company named Sonnet 54. Her mission is to create immortal truth and devotion, timeless elegance, and beauty in its purest form. Sonnet 54 is instant language, which helps you present yourself to your special someone. Bodi and her team of professional florists desi...